How to cut/merge/split multiple sections at the same time

Bandicut can cut multiple videos allows you to import one video file, and then split/merge/cut multiple sections at the same time.


* The multiple video cutting process is as follows:

video cutting, merging, splitting, example1

  •  1    Click the 'Open File' button to import a video you want to edit.

  •  2    Set the first beginning point of the video.

  •  3    Set the first ending point of the video.

  •  4    Click the 'Plus (+)' button to add the section to the segment list.


video cutting, merging, splitting, example2

  •  5    Set the second beginning point of the video.

  •  6    Set the second ending point of the video.

  •  7    If you check the "Merge segments" option, you can delete the unwanted segments and create a new video.

  •  7    If you uncheck the "Merge segments" option, you can split one video file into several segments/videos.

  •  8    Click the 'Start' button to cut, merge or split the segments.



Add segment and select the beginning/end point

multiple video cutting, select the cutting area

  •  1    Set the beginning/eding point of the video, and click the 'Plus (+)' button.

  •  2    The selected section is shown in the first list, and the rest is shown in the second list.

  •  3    You can now set the second beginning/end points of the video.



For more details, please see the manual below:

multiple video cutting, merge segments

1. Select a cutting area with the playback controls.

  • Previous Keyframe: Move to the previous keyframe.
  • Previous Frame: Move to the previous frame.
  • Play/Pause: Play or pause videos.
  • Stop: Stop playback of videos.
  • Next Frame: Move to the next frame.
  • Next Keyframe: Move to the next keyframe.

* Term) Frame and Keyframe

Frame and Keyframe, video frame, video keyframe

- Frame: A frame is a single shot of a series of still transparent pictures that form a video. (A frame contains partial information of a still scene.)

- Keyframe: A video file has a limited number of keyframes - not every frame is a keyframe. A keyframe is a frame used to indicate the beginning or end of a change made to the signal. (A keyframe contains full information of a still scene.)

=> If there is a 30 FPS video, it will have 30 "Frames" and may have 1~5 (?) "Keyframes" per second.

=> Bandicut can cut videos by frame.


2. Select a cutting area using 'Segment Start/End' button ([ or ]), 'Playhead', and/or 'Mouse Wheel.'


3. Click the 'Set Segment Start/End Time' button to fix the cutting section.


4. Set the start/end time of a segment in detail

- Use the 'Adjustment buttons' to set the starting/ending section.

video cutting in detail

- To adjust [Hour : Minute : Second : Frame], click the section, and then use the 'Adjustment buttons' or the 'Mouse Wheel.'

Video cutting by Hr : Min : Sec : Frame

5. 'Sectional Playback/Pause' and 'Sectional Stop.'

- Play back the selected section to check if the right section is selected.


6. Add segment, and/or move segment up or down.


7. Check the 'Merge segments' option to merge the segments into one video file, and uncheck to split one video file into several segments/videos.


8. Check the segment list and re-adjust the start/end time of each segment.




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